Which PL/SQL developer tool is best to develop the PL/SQL program?

Hi, all, who know which PL/SQL developer tool is best to develop the PL/SQL program? it is jdeveloper or designer or third party developer tool? please let me know, Thanks!

To be honest , I have been using only Notepad or
a simple Textpad ..to this date.
While these tools may be of help in indenting and beautification of code, I feel you lose your debugging skills and forget the SQL-PL/SQL syntax with them.
Cheers
Ashwin N.

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Welcome to the forum!
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